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House Democrats are chiding Republicans for rushing to get President Trump’s tax and spending cut bill to his desk by Friday for a 4th of July signing ceremony.
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Donald Trump says the US will resume tariffs on countries without trade deals after July 9. He confirmed a TikTok buyout is under way, claimed Iran’s nuclear sites were obliterated, and proposed temporary immigration relief for farms and hotels facing worker shortages
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Israeli airstrikes killed at least 34 people in Gaza amid worsening humanitarian conditions. With ceasefire hopes rising, US and Israeli officials plan talks. Hostage issues, food shortages, and civilian suffering persist, while both Hamas and Netanyahu remain at odds over war's end
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Donald Trump has suspended US-Canada trade talks over Ottawa’s 3% digital services tax on tech firms like Amazon and Google. The levy, retroactive and set to begin Monday, could cost U.S. companies $2 billion. New tariffs may follow
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China confirmed a framework was agreed. The deal touches on rare earth exports, fentanyl regulations, and tariff rollbacks, while trade talks with India are expected soon
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Donald Trump’s emotional outburst after a failed Iran-Israel ceasefire underscores his impulsive decision-making style. His language and behavior reflect instinct-driven thinking, raising concerns about leadership stability amid conflict. Critics urge greater deliberation in global diplomacy
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Israel and Iran accepted a US-brokered ceasefire after 12 days of conflict, following mutual strikes on Tuesday. Israeli PM Netanyahu declared war goals achieved, including damaging Iran’s nuclear, missile, and military infrastructure, while warning of retaliation for any violations
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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says no "agreement" on ceasefire between Israel and Iran as per media reports.
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He said Monday evening on Truth Social, “It has been fully agreed by and between Israel and Iran that there will be a Complete and Total CEASEFIRE”.
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Iran launches missile attacks on US military bases in Qatar and Iraq, retaliating for US airstrikes on its nuclear facilities. Meanwhile, Israel intensifies its war against Iran, targeting symbolic sites as the conflict threatens to expand across the region
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The latest strikes are bound to trigger a fierce response as Tehran has vowed to strike at the American bases in the Middle East
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Experts warned that if Tehran chooses to close the Strait of Hormuz -- the critical oil corridor connecting the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea -- in retaliation to the US strikes, the global economy as well as the Indian economy would be severely impacted.
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US President Donald Trump made nearly $57.4 million in 2024 from his cryptocurrency company, World Liberty Financial, according to a new government report
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Israeli officials had recently informed the Trump administration that they had developed a credible plan to kill Khamenei. After being briefed, the White House made it clear that Trump opposed the move, viewing it as dangerously escalatory
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The US President warns Iran against attacking US interests amid escalating Israel-Iran conflict and predicted the two nations would soon make peace. He cites his past diplomatic efforts and urges Israel to pursue diplomacy while resisting calls for deeper US involvement
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In a post on social media platform X, von der Leyen said on Saturday that she had a "good call with President Trump ahead of the G7 Summit".
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President Trump approved Nippon Steel’s investment in US Steel, with conditions to protect US national security. The $28 billion deal includes $11 billion in investments, a “golden share” for government control, and commitments to keep US operations active and American-led
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Protests, National Guard deployment, and escalating tensions have spread to cities like New York, Chicago, Dallas, and Austin
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World Bank forecast says President Donald Trump's trade wars are expected to slash economic growth this year in the United States and around the world
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US and China will hold trade talks in London amid fresh tensions over semiconductors, rare earths, and student visas. A recent agreement to pause tariffs is at risk as both sides clash over technology limits and new economic measures
